#spaced-repetition

Spaced repetition leverages the psychological spacing effect by reviewing information at increasing intervals over time. This technique dramatically improves long-term retention compared to massed practice (cramming) by reinforcing memories just as they're about to fade.

A practice rule for Spaced Repetition: Focus more time on difficult material with shorter intervals.

A practice rule for Spaced Repetition: Increase intervals between reviews as retention improves.

A practice rule for Spaced Repetition: Review new material within 24 hours of initial learning.

A practice rule for Spaced Repetition: Use active recall (testing yourself) rather than passive review.

A practice rule for Spaced Repetition: Use software tools to automate optimal scheduling.